What Is The Preparation Required for SSC CGL Examination?

What is the SSC CGL EXAM?

Staff Selection Commission commonly referred to as SSC every year organises Combined Graduate Level (CGL) exam for the recruitment of eligible candidates to fill up about 30 posts under different departments. The eligibility criteria are graduation. The candidates who are appearing in final year are also eligible to take part in this exam provided they get their graduation degree before 1 August 2016.

How do I score more than 400+ in SSC 2016?, SSC CGL 2016, How to Score 400+?, Best Approch to Face SSC Exam to Crack

With right preparation approach and with right study material 400+ is easily achievable. Here are some tips which help you when you are doing your preparation for any exam link SSC, Bank and IAS-

How can I prepare for English to appear SSC CGL?, SSC English Preparation 2016, Tips and Strategy for English

English section is one of the most important sections not for SSC-CGL but also for every competition exams such as IBPS Bank exam. In SSC CGL, as it is asked in both Tier-1 & Tier-2 examinations, without preparation for English section it’s impossible to score in English section. Now you also here about SSC CGL new exam pattern so if you do not know read my previous post SSC CGL New Exam Pattern.

Letter Wrting: How to Write, SSC CGL and SBI PO English Descriptive Preparation, English Letter Writing

Formal Letter Writing

Purpose of a Formal Letter
A formal letter is a formal way of communicating between two parties. There are many different uses of formal letters. Formal letters can be informational, persuasive or promotional.

Elements of a Good Formal Letter
1. The most important element of writing a good letter is your understanding of the format of the letter. The following is one of the standard formats of formal letters.

Note on Essays & Paragraphs: How to Write, SSC CGL and SBI PO English Descriptive Preparation,

                             Note on Essays & Paragraphs

The Descriptive Writing Test is a vital part of the Bank PO and Clerical exams. It is a qualifying test and is very important, especially in the Bank PO exam.
Through the descriptive writing test, banks can assess a candidate’s awareness of his surroundings (general knowledge and general awareness of current affairs/issues etc.), reasoning and analytical skills, ability to organize ideas in a coherent manner and of course, English language skills.
The test helps the examiners decide the candidate’s potential to be a probationary officer or clerk.